BREAKING; Assad wins Syria election with 88.7% of votes

Wednesday 4 June 2014

BREAKING; Assad wins Syria election with 88.7% of votes

Congratulation for the Syrian brothers (NOT BROTHERHOOD) an for the GREAT SYRIAN ARAB ARMY.

Congratulation for the Seyyed Nasrallah, Axis of Resistance and the Real friends of Syria. May God bless the souls of all Martyrs who paid their lives to make this victory possible.

LONG LIVE SYRIAN ARAB PEOPLE

LONG LIVE SYRIAN ARAB ARMY

LONG LIVE SYRIAN LION

LONG LIVE ARAB-ISLAMIC RESISTANCE

GLORY TO MARTYRS

SHAME ON HAMAS LEADERSHIP

Bashar Assad has won a landslide victory in the Syrian presidential poll with 88.7 percent of the vote, according to the parliament speaker. It will secure him a third term in office amidst a bloody civil war, which stemmed from protests against his rule.

"I declare the victory of Dr Bashar Hafez Assad as president of the Syrian Arab Republic with an absolute majority of the votes cast in the election," parliament speaker Mohammad Laham said in a televised address from his office in the Syrian parliament.

A total of 10.2 million people voted for Assad. The voter turnout stood at 73.42 percent. No violations have been reported, Syria’s Higher Judicial Committee for Elections said as quoted by SANA news agency.

This was the first multi-candidate presidential election in Syria for almost 50 years. The other two candidates for the top post were a businessman, Hassan Nouri, and a government lawmaker Maher Haijar.

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عاجل: الأسد رئيساً للجمهورية العربية السورية بنسبة 88.7%

وكالة أوقات الشام الإخبارية

أعلن قبل لحظات رئيس مجلس الشعب السوري فوز بشار حافظ الاسد بالانتخابات الرئاسية في سوريا وذلك
عدد الاصوات التي حصل عليها الدكتور بشار حافظ الاسد 10,319,723 صوتاً بنسبة 88.7% من عدد الاصوات
الدكتور حسان النوري 529700 صوت 4.3%
ماهر النجار 372301 صوت بنسبة 3.2 %
هذا وقد بلغ عدد من يحق لهم المشاركة في الانتخابات 15,845,575 ناخباً.
كما بلغ عدد المنتخبين الذي أدلوا بأصواتهم 11,634,412 من داخل سوريا و خارجها.
اما نسبة المشاركة فقد بلغت نسبة كبيرة وهي 73.5%

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Syria Vote Mandated Assad to Crush Terrorist Groups, Consecrated His Victory

Mohamed Salami

Since the Syrian Higher Judicial Committee for the presidential elections announced last night closing the ballot boxes, numerous analyses have tried to interpret the dimensions and the repercussions of the democratic event, highlighting its effects on the national and the strategic position and role of Syria.

Holding the presidential elections itself is a great Syrian achievement as the foreign conspiracy planned to control the key cities of Damascus, Homs, Aleppo, Latakia and Hamah in order to prevent holding the vote, yet the military achievements of the Syrian army frustrated the plot.

Media reports noted that there was a plan to extend the term of the Syrian president Bashar al-Assad and that of the Lebanese president Michel Sleiman in the context of a compromise to ban Syria vote.

The Americans and the Westerns wanted to prevent the elections as they see that the opposition candidates have no hope to defeat President Assad in any democratic elections.

The American intelligence reported that any opposition candidate can win, at best, 40 % of the votes.

Former Kandil

Lebanese MP and the editor-in-chief of Al-Binaa newspaper Nasser Kandil told Al-Manar that the Syrians through the high turnout challenged the security threats of the terrorist groups which attempted to frustrate the elections.

He added that the Syrians have mandated President Assad to fight and crush the militant groups, the Israeli enemy and any other enemy, noting that this mandate will empower the army and the state in their battle against the takfiri plot.

Kandil said that the Syrians have experienced the atrocities of the terrorist groups and decided to support the state as well as the army against them, so they heavily participated in the historical presidential elections.

"The Syrians have underscored their national stances against the terrorist plot which aimed at serving Israel's interests in the region."

Commenting on the future of the terrorist groups, he said that the battlefield achievements of the Syrian army restricted their capabilities and imposed on them new rules of engagement, what would lead them to relentless defeat.

Syria now heads to conducting a national reconciliation, forming a coalition government, in which the peaceful opposition forces will be represented, and encountering the socio-economic effects of the crisis.